Money Market and Stock Signals From Boston Exchange
The Money Market shows a steady open with general discount rates near 3.5 to 5 percent. New York exchange totals rise year over year. Copper stocks move: Boston & Montana leads gains as Calumet & Hecla weakens. European banks and Paris brokers report on international credit. Atchison and San Diego rail issues move on gold field hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
The Puget Sound Improvement Company declares a 242 percent dividend payable March 15. The New York and Ferris Railroad Company proclaims 2 percent on preferred stock. Michigan Land and Iron Company pays 2 percent today after prior 1 percent payments in November and October. Manhattan Opera Glass Company announces 1 percent dividend for its dime slot apparatus. Paris $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Improvement Company
New York & Fianlars Railroad Company
Michigan Land & Iron Company
Paris
Manhattan Opera Glass Company
Kansas Counties Debt Under 1879 Refunding Law
Long list of six percent bonds from Rawlins Logan Thomas and Sherman counties in Kansas under the 1879 Refunding Law. Notes include assessed valuation 8 735 799 35, total debt 452 000, population 6 000. All counties described as in a good agricultural area with favorable crops. bondholders offered call for prices and particulars.
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Kansas
Rawlins
Logan, Thomas and
Sherman
Irving A Evans & Co Stock Exchange Note
Irving A Evans & Co bankers and brokers, members of Boston New York and Philadelphia exchanges, connected by private wires with major markets. Stock Exchange Building 53 State Street Boston reports New York stock sales on March 11. Today's transactions total 330000 shares with opening high low and closing prices and Saturday close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving A. Evans & CO
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Stock Exchange Building
State Street
New York Financial Market Report March 11
Money on call easy at 2% to 3% with last loan at 2%. Sterling steady with 60 day bills at 4.85% and demand 4.68% to 4.89% posted. Stocks opened weak but daytime rally lifted most names, Reading and St. Paul notable. late session firm to strong at best prices. Railroad bonds quiet. Reading issues and second incomes supported totals to 1,351,000 with several issues reported losses and gains.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
St. Paul
Grangers
Union Pacific
Michigan Central
Lackawanna
Chicago Gas
Burlington
Hocking Valley
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Erie
International
Richmond & Danville
Foreign markets steady in London and Paris trading activity
In London trading on March 11 Consols stood at 97 9 16 for money. United States 4s at 110 and Mexican ordinary at 43. Paris notes show 3 per cent rentes at 84 francs 55 centimes for the account. The stock market was flat at 1:30 pm with Comptoir d Escompte and Soci t des M taux and Rio Tinto posting varied quotations. By 5 pm the market firmed on continental gains, closing firmer in sympathy with Paris bourses.
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California
San Diego
Brookline
Lamoine
Sullivan
Topeka
West End
Bell Telephone
Erie
Uson
Eastman
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Heela
Tamarack
Dunkin
Franklin
Huron
Kearsarge
National
M. Secretan
Messrs. Matthéson
London
Rio Tinto Company
Comptoir d’Escompte de Paris
Abattoir Bank
Frances
Rue
Bergen
Paris
E. Deufert-Rochereau
A. Renaud
Basin
Lyons
Marseilles
Nantes
France
Calcutta
Bombay
Shanghai
San_ Francisco
Melbourne
Tamatave
Tananarive
Madagascar
Hong Kong
Foochow
Tientsin
Yokohama
Hankow
Sydney
Bank of England
Union Bank of London
Société Générale
Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co
Crédit Lyonnais
Bordeaux
Geneva
St. Petersburg
Madrid
Constantinople
Alexandria
Cairo
Algiers
Barcelona
Brussels
Thomson-Houston
Unite United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Thisnois Central
St. Paul
New_York Central
Pennsylvania
Comptoir d’Escompte
Iblic
Comptoir d'Escompte
Sociéte Des Métaux
Rio Tinto
Société Des Métaux
Hotel Fire Tears Through Clifton Hall in Laketown
A large fire at Clifton Hall in Laketown New Jersey early this morning engulfed the hotel and spread to the Presbyterian Church and six nearby houses. Dr E Wallace of Philadelphia leaped from a second story window and broke his leg. Loss is estimated at 35000 with guests losing personal property. fire partially insured.
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Lakewoop
N.J
Clifton Hall
E. Wallace
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Krenn
N. H
Thomas Sparks
South Spencer
Haverhill
North Main Street
Tilton
C. Ff. Cocord
Market Summary Across Commodities Shows Mixed Movement
Commodity notes report varying shifts with some items firm or unchanged while others ease. Eggs rise, oats and cornmeal steady, flour and several grains dull, fats and meats mostly steady, sugars firm, molasses unchanged, and tallow lower.
Pennsylvania Iron Men Hopeful of Revival
News despatches from Reapine describe a generally dull iron trade in Pennsylvania but show unusual hopefulness for a revival with a strong spring and summer trade. Merchants and workers blame low mood on lack of confidence, though consensus expects improvement soon.
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Pennsylvania
PriapeLpnta
Iron trades hold steady with cautious optimism in Columbia
York Rolling at Columbia Milling and Aurora Furnace near Wrightsville report improving prospects as spring markets open. In Columbia area the Chestnut Hill Cordelia Cordelia furnaces and several rolling mills run at full blast, while Lancaster Penn Tron Works notes dull winter activity but a firmer outlook with rising prices. London and Boston price lists show mixed movements in copper tin lead and iron products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stacy
York
Columbia
Aurora
Wrightsville
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Chestnut Hill Iron Ore Company
Cordelia Iron Company
Chickies Iron Furnace
Grubb & Son
Columbia Iron Company
Susquehanna Rolling Mill
Columbia Rolling Mill Company
Chestnut Hill
Cordelia
Uture
Lancaster
Penn Tron Works
William B. Middleton
A. H. Peacock
Peacock & Thomas Furnace
Boston
New York
London
Eglinton
Summerlee
Gartsherrie
Langloan
Coltness
Norway
Shell
New England
Banat
Russia
Baltimore
Grain market recap from Chicago under Farnum Reardon
Wheat faced selling pressure at open then strengthened before closing weak at 98 4 in May. Export rumors in New York and flour sales in Minneapolis supported a rebound above 99 briefly. Corn remained weak due to heavy receipts and lower freight rates amid tired longs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farnum, Reardon & Co
New York
Minneapolis
C. Williams & Co
Louis
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
Grain Prices and Visible Supply Report 1889
The report lists carload inspections for flour and grain excluding rye with totals by grade. It shows 74 cars inspected including specific counts of corn oats and peas, and provides visible supply figures for March 2, 9 and 10 in 1889 and prior years, plus weekly decreases in wheat for 1886 1887 and 1888 totaling 21 221 351 bushels.
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South America
United States
Atchison
Wall Street
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Pee & West Michigan
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Oregon
Pullman
Palace
Bistage Central
Mexican Central
Isconsin Central
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Albany
Eastern Common
Fitehbury
Old Colony
Atchison Trustes
Consolidated Vermonths
River
Kansas City
Memphis
Penesee
Nsas
Boston Water Power
Boston Water Power Company
Back Bay Park
San Iego
George J. Lock
G. Dickinson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
N. W. Harris & CO
Devonshire St
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
Securities
New England Mortgage Security Company
Bonds
Parkinson & Burr
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Sullivan Harbor Land
Santa Feene
C.B &N
Ry Ny&netm
Ee O Inc
Bo Am Bell
Aeee
Fastman Car Heater Co
Lamson
Eee
Sullivan Harbor
Topeka Land
Allouez Serene
Mont
Fiupon
A. Ts& FO
A&p
Eaesee
B&a
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Be& A
Bastorin.i
Ces C.S& C
Fitchburg
Ste
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Teeetbe
Ae A
T&s Fe
Bell Tel
Hastinan
Brookline Land
Frenchman’s Bay Land
San Diego Land
FOO Se Lamoine Land
Bos & Mont (Copper
Oa Hee
Yao Dunkih
Bees
Ee Nationa
Osceola
Dee
Wal South
C&w
SBC
Eve Srveshceves
Sete
Ebee
BUC Bss
Pullman Palace
Pref m
Allonez Ee
Butte & Boston Eens
Cal
Hecla
Santa Fe
Reese
Aspinwall
Lsoothibay
Boston Ia
W. P
Boylston Street
Sbaveee
Bys Campobello
East Boston
Ans Sullivan
Winthrop
Wollaston
L. G
Kan
St. P
D.D
Elk H
St. L
S. P
N.Y. & Re KE
Abe
Oregon S. L
Ween
Sonora
St. J
F. We
Do Inc
Atlantic
Prgag Sane
TY Loston & Albant
Eric, Treet
Hoston
Lowell
Toston & Maine
Boston & Providence
Southern
Central
Masa
B.&n
Bole
Neef Stoke
Canton
Col. Sp
Fitenbur
Flint & P
K. C
Gulf
K. G
We & St
Rutland
Summit Branch
Anaye Erie
Fastman
Lamson Store
Pullman Palace Gar Co
Aree Exchange
Wilson 4Way & Co
Tenn. C. & i
Cameron Coal
Aeee Chi, Gas Tr
Ebee Eave Phil
Eeee Sugar Trust
Osing
Piareh
St. LL
Ee Erie
P.c
den. D
Bilver
Wee Ghia
X. Pac
Pac
Ists Iis N. W
U. W. Shore
Amador
CIA
Ontario
el Cristo
Gullivan
United Coppers
Ing
TI. H
At. & Paine, Ae
Eeee By & Air L. Press
Pacific
Central Iowa
Central Pac
Ches
Whio
Alton
St. Leo & Vosees
Anne Enee
Gina
Tove
St. 2
del. & H
del. & L
Fort Wayne
Teen Green Bay
Il Hockingal
Houst. & Tex
Ul. Central
Kings
Pem
Lake Shiore
Pone Island
Lou
N. A
Man
M.S
St. Gains
E. Seer
Ohio
Nish, & Chat
J. Cent
O& W
Peers
Olly
N.Y. C
Wwe
Miss
Adi Sava
Oregon Navy
Oregon Trans
Anne Birger
Rich, & al
Eva Rock Island
Rome, W
Sewer Aeeer
Dref
St. Pref
Seer
Nees
U. Facule
Gad
Utica
P. Besias
Cone OG
Pacific Mail
Pullman P
W. Union
Alta
Sss
Ophit
Eeveseeee Best & Belcher
Potosi
Ceceveens Hinle & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Abee Ye
Nevada Queen
Commonwealth Cvceee Omy
NEW York Financial
Lowell Street
Ryan and
McGuire
Station 3
James V. Doherty
Hernan
Bevton, Caverly & CO
North Market St
Faneuil Hall Market
John
E. Welsh
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
Lawrence Kak
Western Farm MortGage Trust Company
Lawrence
Real Eastate
Cot Rede Rees
G. W.E. Grffith
F. M. Perkins
L. H. Perkins
B. A. Ambler
Treas
Denver, Colorado
John M. Berkey & CO
Denver
TRE
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Henry C. Wilson
Kingman Savings Bank
Kingman
Bromfield Street
New York Exchange
J. WU. Bauerseln & CO
John Jeffries & Sons
Milwaukee
St Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Hoosac
New York & New England Railroad
Peoria
State
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